Private lessons: where do you fit in? (anonymous voting)
(NOTE: Respondents could choose more than one answer)I teach privates legitimately (F-class or with employers permission) | 11 (7%) |
I teach privates... um, not-so-legitimately (E-class visa or without permission) | 17 (11%) |
I make more money teaching privates than at my 'regular' job | 9 (6%) |
I make almost as much teaching privates | 10 (6%) |
I'm teaching privates and enjoying the extra cash | 14 (9%) |
I taught private lessons in the past, but not anymore | 33 (22%) |
I haven't taught privates yet - but I'd like to | 36 (24%) |
I've never taught a private lesson while in Korea, and don't plan to | 44 (29%) |
The results aren't exactly surprising - even on an anonymous survey the numbers seem a bit 'proper', as if some people are giving the proper answer instead of the actual answer... In any case, about 11% admit to teaching 'illegal' lessons, while the second largest number indicates an interest in teaching privates - interesting.
Next question for April 2010: How many hours a week do you actually teach? (Don't include prep, meetings, etc.)
Not a scientific poll, based solely on responders interested in responding to an anonymous poll, open from 1 March 2010 to 31 March 2010, yadda yadda yadda.
© Chris Backe - 2010
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